The phrase "a maximum extend" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a maximum extent"? You can use "a maximum extent" when discussing the greatest possible degree or limit of something.
Example: "The project was completed to a maximum extent, ensuring all requirements were met."
Alternatives: "the greatest extent" or "the highest degree".
The most evident feature is the seasonal variation, which is characterized by a clear winter minimum and a maximum extending during summer/equinoxes months.
Inspection of this figure indicates that there is a maximum extending from 93 km in summer to above 98 km in winter.
"We will use the full power of the sheriff's office to respond to any threats," Israel said, "and copycats will be prosecuted to the maximum extend of the law".
The Knicks have also extended a maximum offer -- five years and $91.5 million -- to Joe Johnson, but he is expected to stay with the Atlanta Hawks, who can pay him $28 million more over six seasons.
The pattern with two maxima in the northern and southern hemispheres observed in 1996 has developed to a pattern with only one maximum extending across the ecliptic plane.
Effects of salt-treatment (75 mM maximum) extending from a few hours to 3 weeks were quantified in 8-day-old seedlings of a saline-sensitive wild barley line ('T-1') and a less saline-sensitive line ('20-45 '20-45
Gao's results indicate that the maximum extending length on the helical buckling section in a horizontal wellbore is (frac{4EI}{{mu r_{text{c}} F_{text{crh}} }}).
The maximum extending coefficients are applied on the opening ends of the tube-like cast.
The maximum extending depth of the deformed layers also differs based on the crystal orientation of the germanium contact surface.
The binding distance is higher than the equilibrium length of PEG, which is proportional to the Flory radius, and smaller than the maximum extended length of the tether.
